Tokyo Olympics: Mary Kom out but India look at Sindhu, Deepika on Day 7

Published on Jul 29, 2021 11:13 pm IST

It was a good outing for India on Day 6 at the Tokyo Olympics. India beat Argentina 3-1 to reach quarterfinals in men's hockey. Legendary boxer Mary Kom was knocked out from round of 16. Archer Atanu Das stunned two-time Olympic medalist to reach pre-quarters. Atanu joins Deepika Kumari, who has her pre-quarters on Day 7. Shooter Manu Bhaker is in the race to quality for the medal rounds. PV Sindhu will play inthe quarterfinal in badminton women's singles. Watch the Olympics 2020 ground report from Tokyo with Hindustan Times' Avishek Roy.

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